'I Don't See Colour' (IDSC) 100% Silk Charmeuse Scarf: Digital Print Afrofuturism Luxury - Long (72"x16") Vol 1

A future classic. The 'I Don't See Colour' silk scarf is a visual meditation on heritage, harmony, and Afro-diasporic beauty.

Digitally printed on 100% silk charmeuse, this limited-edition Afrofuturist scarf piece features vibrant artwork inspired by the West African dual Goddess Mawu and Lisa (Mawu embodies all of creativity, fertility, the moon and night and Lisa embodies masculinity, sun, sky and daytime); representing Zambia images include the African fish eagle which symbolises freedom and hope for the future, the Chinese hibiscus flower and Kafue lechwe antelope; plus the humble yet powerful afro comb tool; and House of Nyabinghi's symbolic djembe drum.

Where culture meets fashion, this silk scarf with African print can be styled as a headwrap, neck scarf, or statement accessory - however you wear it - the message is clear: we're not here to blend in.

Crafted for visionaries and truth-tellers, this piece stands proudly among the finest digital print silk scarves by Black designers. It’s one of our most powerful statement fashion pieces for cultural creatives, designed to honour heritage and spark conversation. As streetwear that celebrates African identity, it’s not just about how you style your clothes, it’s about what it says when you do.